The New York City Police Department’s 73rd Precinct serves the Brownsville neighborhood in Brooklyn, providing essential law enforcement and public safety services to one of the city’s most vibrant and densely populated communities. As part of the NYPD, the 73rd Precinct is committed to crime prevention, community engagement, and effective policing strategies tailored to local needs. Officers of the precinct work closely with local residents, businesses, and civic groups to build trust and improve neighborhood safety through community policing initiatives.

The precinct actively participates in programs such as the Neighborhood Coordination Officer (NCO) program, where officers are assigned to specific sectors for long-term engagement with the community. Their efforts focus on reducing crime, improving quality of life, and fostering collaboration between police and the public. The 73rd Precinct also hosts local events and safety seminars, including youth engagement programs and domestic violence outreach, showcasing their dedication to community-based law enforcement.

As a critical part of the NYPD, the 73rd Precinct operates 24/7 to respond promptly to emergency calls, enforce laws, and support public safety with professionalism and integrity.

Website: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/bureaus/patrol/precincts/73rd-precinct.page

Key Services:

– Patrol and emergency response services
– Crime prevention and community policing
– Neighborhood Coordination Officer (NCO) program
– Domestic violence outreach and victim support
– Youth engagement and safety education initiatives
– Public safety seminars and community forums
– Investigation of criminal activities
– Special event policing and traffic safety enforcement